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Author Topic: gaps in airbox lid John New Member Member # 2184 posted                       Hi, I'm new to the forum but if anybody can help me that would be great. I just installed a SLP airbox lid on my 2000 SS and there are gaps on the drivers & passenger (<how do you spell it) side of the airbox. Is this normal? Should it be sealed? My gas mileage has gone down by about a mile per gallon. (I thought it would increase) but performace has not suffered. Also, I installed a K&N filter w/gasket when I did the airbox. Any help would be great. Thanks in advance - John B -------------------- 2000 SS 6sp Blk/Blk Flowmasters w/SLP air box Posts: 3 | From: Sacramento, Ca | Registered: Dec 2003  |  IP: Logged HM Murdock Forum Moderator Member # 728 posted                       Do you have any way of posting pictures of the air box as it sits? The only think I can think of is the little tabs on the back of the airbox arew not seated in their slots correctly...Pics would really help... Moving to Tech section, too. -------------------- 1999 Trans Am - Pewter, A4, 3.23's Stock for now Posts: 471 | From: Justin, in the Great State, Texas | Registered: Sep 2000  |  IP: Logged

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